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A fragment shows editor U P Byrd Jr and the Winchester Virginia mailing origin with postal designation second class. It lists Associated Press membership and national representation in New York City and designates subscription rates and delivery options.
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Mohawk
Winchester
Gallagher - DeLisser, Inc
East 44Th East Street
New York City
Associated Press
Cartier
Ioeps
Timely Warning On Wages Prices By President Eisenhower
President Eisenhower says growth must come with stable prices and that wage increases should match productivity. He warns unwarranted price rises hurt dollars and markets and urges labor leaders to avoid raises beyond productivity to prevent inflation.
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Congress
Eisenhower
Klan's Last Stand in Robeson County
The Robeson Redmen 30000 strong repelled Klansmen who aimed to preach hate in Robeson County North Carolina. Four Klansmen were wounded and two leaders indicted for inciting a riot as Indians defended their territory. The paper declares this the klansmen’s last stand in Robeson County.
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Ku Klux Klan
Robeson County
N. C
Robeson Redmen
Editorial Digest from Forty Newspapers Digest
A concise roundup presents the most interesting editorials culled from forty daily newspapers received by the office. It highlights opinions on current events, governance, economy, and social issues shaping public discourse.
Real Sacrifice Needed Says Poff on Budget Priorities
Representative Richard H. Poff urges in his weekly constituent letters that all nonessential budget and domestic programs be curtailed to favor national defense. He argues the term essential should be dismissed and calls for sacrifice, warning that defense must come before butter and bread. He critiques tax cuts used for luxuries and urges defining luxuries strictly.
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Richard H. Poff
Winchester Little Theater Elects New Officers
Miss Janet Harrison is elected president with Miss Mar yJorie Duncan as secretary and Don ald Larrick as treasurer. The report also notes a Kings Park State Hospital escape, police recapture efforts, social hosting for Page White, a 1933 disaster in Morelia, a Nicaragua siege decree, and a street loot drop tied to a Bell Clothes Store robbery.
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Janet Harrison
Winchester Little Theater
MaryJorie Duncan
Donald Larrick
Kings Park State Hospital
New York
Long Island
Manhattan
Roland White
Page
National Roads Commission
Morelia
Mexico
Republic of
Nicaragua
Senate
Bell
Berryville Postmaster Glover and local figures remembered
Ten years ago in 1948 Berryville mourned postmaster Lewis N Glover who had served since 1933, as Dr William J Clement and his wife welcomed infant daughter Mary Jane, and Marguerite Shiley noted as a nurse. Admiral Morton C Mumma spoke at a Lawson Botts UDC dinner in Charles Town.
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Lewis N. Glover
Berryville
William J. Clement
Mary Jane
Clement
Marguerite Shiley
Hospital School of Nursing
Morton C. Mumma
Lawson-Botts Udc
Charles Town
City Praised For Purchase Of Washington's Headquarters
Fifty years ago in 1908 the city was praised for acquiring Washington's Headquarters. Mr and Mrs W Alexander Baker hosted a board party and supper for Mrs William H Dubal of New York. Holmes Sherman recovered from injuries after being kicked by a horse and leaving Winchester Hospital. An attempt formed to create a telephone company to lay a line from Strasboro to Front Royal with about 20 volunteers.
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Washington
W. Alexander Baker
William H. Dubal
New York
Holmes Sherman
Winchester Hospital
Strasbore
Front Royal
Tying Bows and ABCs From a 4 1 2 Year Old
Hal Boyle sketches Tracy Ann a four and a half year old navigating independence. She learns to tie ribbons and bows, practises writing ABCs, and imagines tall words like alligator. Her quirks reveal child logic and parent amazement.
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Tracy
Mark Stumpf
Mark
Doctor urges hand washing and vaccines against Asian flu
Dr. Herman N Bundesen promotes hygiene and vaccination as key defenses during winter flu outbreaks. He advises frequent hand washing, full body cleanliness, balanced meals, rest, bed rest when symptomatic, and seeking medical care if fever rises. He notes transmission by the sick and urges staying home to protect others. Intussusception is defined as a telescoping of one bowel segment into another causing obstruction.
Fresh Orange Segments with Pineapple Cottage Cheese Salad
Fresh orange segments pair with pineapple and cottage cheese in a light lunch salad. Crisp greens and a simple dressing complete the plate for a bright, refreshing meal.
Where Are You On The Road To Disappointment
Earl L. Douglass cites the Garden of Eden tale to show the cost of disobedience and moral responsibility. He notes Adam and Eve’s shame after sin and asks readers where their choices lead, warning that sin leads to unhappiness and loss of divine love.
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Garden of Eden
Adam
Eve
God
East of
Eden
How's Your IQ A 10 day score based quiz
The item presents a daily 9 to 10 correct answer benchmark for mem ory genius and other bands. It asks 10 quiz questions from a page 2 answer key including the Trappist country Cain mark WWI Brazil Don t fire until you see 7 a mill cent psittacus stationery Washington burial and a note about papayas being vitamin rich.
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Trappist Order
Cain
U. S. Senate
Worry Clinic Case Reveals Infidelity Rooted in Inferiority
Donna, 27, married five years, seeks affairs to inflate her ego after sexual inferiority and surgical sterilization. Dr. Crane argues most so called sex mad women are driven by psychological complexes and urges treatment through marriage guidance, adoption, and self esteem rather than divorce.
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Donna
George W. Crane
Donna P
Dr. Crane
Republicans Clash With Ike Plea Over Defense Politics
President Eisenhower's party allies clash with his plea to keep politics out of defense. Sherman Adams and other Republicans attack Democrats on missile funding and defense strength while Democrats and insiders blame the Eisenhower administration for lagging in missile race amid looming 1958 elections.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Sherman Adams
Adams
Truman
Chicago
James C. Hagerty
Minneapolis
Hagerty
Secretary of Commerce Weeks
Tulsa
Okla
Des Moines
Iowa
Interior Seaton
Sen. Potter
R-Mich
St. Joseph
Mich
Bothes
Democratic Advisory Council
Answers and Answers From a Question Box
The Q and A explains the WWI era popularity of the song Tipperary in 1914 15 its European origin and adaption in America. It notes rain charms involving plowing in parts of Eastern Europe and India and describes Soap Lake Washington as volcanic with suds like froth on windy days and noted therapeutic mineral waters once called Witch Doctor by Indigenous people.
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America
N.R. A
Europe
Tipperary
England
M.Y. A
India
Washington
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